france has announced a crackdown on islamic extremism following the beheading of samuel paddy who had shown controversial caricature of the prophet muhammad to his students the killer an 18 year old refugee of chechen origin was later shot dead by police he moved to france with his family 12 years ago and moscow says his russian citizenship was revoked after he was granted asylum in france. uncle said one of our compassion is was murdered because he taught our compassion it was the victim of an islamist terror attack. and this is the concern person of russian nationality and of chechen origin benefited from a refugee status and lived in you ever in the year that he was not known to the intelligence services on a judicial level he's never to be convicted the law is known for cases in damaging public property and gang violence while still a minor. fuel he asked muslim children to raise their hands and leave the classroom she did it my son told me he didn't do it to discriminate or to hurt he did it to preserve the children to not shield them he explains i'd prefer if you left because i'

the fallout from the killing has seen one mosque apologizing for sharing a video denouncing samuel paddy prior to his death the government though still ordered its closure with the prime minister announcing more mosques would be shut down as well the french interior ministry has launched numerous audit's of muslim n.g.o.s and dozens of raids have been carried out against suspected islamicists but law abiding muslims are now in fear that they will suffer human rights activists yasser loudy and counterterrorism specialist chris phillips shared their views on the french government's response. to me asking me whether i was raided or not so we have wished the poor and the everybody is scared that they would be related to 5 or 6 o'clock in the morning here that you know i would have to maybe be careful of what they post of and my freedom of speech as a human rights of activists is literally all about and this group would be so widespread. to be literally thousands of people who are would be deemed to be in some way. to terrorist groups in the u.k. in paris in france. so there's just an enormou

people have been arrested following the butchering of a history teacher in france it's believed samuel paddy was targeted for showing caricature of the prophet muhammad to his students to debate freedom of expression . large crowds turned out in central paris to pay tribute to the victim who was decapitated many people came carrying flowers and holding signs proclaiming jase we prof several other vigils have been taking place across france with hundreds gathered into lease and legal to decry violence and support freedom of speech national tribute for mr paddies planned for wednesday. prosecutors say the beheading was carried out by an 18 year old of chechen origin who was born in moscow his family moved to france 12 years ago seeking political asylum in russia says in such cases citizenship is usually withdrawn meaning the country has no link to the incident a witness film the moment police confronted the suspect. the national antiterrorism prosecuting in france has been putting new details about what exactly happened in the days leading up to that brutal capitation almost 47 year old histor

in to loose and legal to decry violence and support freedom of speech and national tribute for mr paddies planned for wednesday. prosecutors say the beheading was carried out by an 18 year old man of chechen origin who was born in moscow but his family moved to france 12 years ago seeking political asylum and russia says in such cases citizenship is usually withdrawn meaning the country has no link to the incident a witness filmed the moment police confronted the subject. the man was . a national antiterrorism prosecutor in france has been putting new details about what exactly happened in the days leading up to that brutal to capitation almost 47 year old history teacher who's been named is miss samuel patty now the assailant was shot dead after decapitating teach at. the concerned person of russian nationality and of chechen origin benefited from a refugee status and lived in year ever in the year he was unknown to the intelligence services on a judicial level he's never been convicted but was known for cases of damaging public property and gang violence while still a minor el is leadin

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paddy, what you make of it?to make sure that, you know, paul is ok. because obviously we other media, we are very good at arriving in people's lies, changing it and moving on. so we have done, with you we have worked very hard to make sure someone back and —— paul and nick feely 0k, and guess what, it is ok. to reassure your viewers and our listeners, it is what it is, it came accidentally. they want it taken it came accidentally. they want it ta ken care of it came accidentally. they want it taken care of and they want it looked after. i think you are right, there is a lot of interest in what happens, and rightly so, because at this time, you know, what is there other than pluck western market other than pluck western market other than pluck western market other than pride? and also, other than passion? i feel very happy to have met paul and neck. and finally, you are not willing along to what paddy is saying. how are you going to listen along with your dad's new speakers later? i have plugged them ina speakers

of young men into the sands of island beach heads, the fields of europe and the jungles and rice paddies of asia. we know only too well that war comes not when the forces of freedom are strong, it is when they are weak that tyrants are tempted. we simply cannot learn these lessons the hard way again without risking our destruction. [ chanting ] >> of all the objectives we seek, first and foremost is the establishment of lasting world peace. we must always stand ready to negotiate in good faith, ready to pursue any reasonable avenue that holds forth the promise of lessening tensions and furthering the prospects of peace, but let our friends, and those who may wish us ill, take note. the united states has an obligation to its citizens and to the people of the world never to let those who would destroy freedom dictate the future course of life on this planet. i would my election as proof we have renewed resolve to preserve world peace and freedom, that this nation will once again be strong enough to do that. now, this evening marks the last steps, save one, of a campaign that has taken nanc

rice paddies and other crops have been damaged and more damage is basically expected after full assessmentse been done of what has happened in that area. we are expecting more rain conditions to continue there as the monsoon season is still active along the west coast of india. you see lots of rainfall towards the southern part. the situation is also perpetuated by other storms not far off, especially in southeast asia with vietnam. so heavy rainfall over the last couple of days. another tropical depression is leading to more rainfall, pushing the country particularly towards the northern parts of vietnam. we could see anything between 150 to 200 millimeters of additional rainfall by thursday and friday. stormy weather is expected in parts of mumbai as well as parts of calcutta. sunny and hot weather in the northern parts. not so much sunny and warm weather in japan. a high pressure system should keep things clear, but upper cold air coming in towards much of the northern region. so if you're in hokkaido, slightly cooler conditions for the next couple of days and expecting snow along the hi

looks really easy paddy bam i. am. ok. at this point it's a vertical drop of nearly $200.00 metres. but the head of up sailing so pick up our goal. really good. now let's build my bed it's called a part of it and it's a frame made of aluminum tubes covered with the surface of nylon fabric this is what professional climbers used to spend the night on steep rock faces that can be climbed in one day. now we're going to connect. the blank. to rail to the out of sight. just to hear. one to. make sure oxen that you do it right because it's late tomorrow it's your exactly what is going to tell him. yeah this is pretty much it so this is it my bed for tonight it's. marcus make sure the part of it is safe he secured to the cliff. you have to if they're out there it looks scary from out of here yeah it takes a few minutes and it's getting better and ok. actually i'm cleaning the best for use thank you that it's time for you ok to be honest right now i don't think if this is a good idea but i'm going to try it anyway but i'm really getting scared now the big moment has arrived i upset down to

that the headquarters of the calls are still coming ever cyclists $4.00 to $5.00 deliveries paddy withy people forced to stay at home during lock down service is filling a huge gap in the township the secret to success he says is looking for services people meet and he encourages young south africans to do the same. go for it you know and stick it out we have changes. in them and and that's what i love about business and. people you know. pulling snitched cool is to expand his feet in behavior he says his says he hopes to soon collaborate with local clinics to deliver medicine to peace and school for this young entrepreneur only disguise is the limit. and that's it for now be sure to check out our other stories on dot com forward slash africa we're also on facebook and on twitter that today will leave you with pictures of the mains voting in sunday's pulled out despite the divisions at least the election peacefully. about. how the virus spread. why the repayment and when will all the. computers through the tactics and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you like and new informa

gave the film to go evil it has been planting a small patch of her farmland with indigo together with paddy crop once a year by 2019 she earned 10000 rupees the plant also keeps wild animals away. that she knew were boarded air i began growing indigo because i know it would have some magic farming rice for example meant having to keep on a constant lookout for wild pigs monkeys and other pests damaging the crowd. i've always worried about whether there'd be anything left for me and then my live but. compared with the synthetic bush the organic garden is much cost but also more eco friendly the crops i can last about $90.00 days. 10 to 20 days of live and nearly guarantees and provided the crop isn't damaged by unseasonal rigs or other effects of climate change. what began as a small experiment has blossomed into a sustainable and african sea to scoff indigo when you change that in short autonomy and self-sufficiency the productive are mainly sold in india but are also exported to countries such as germany japan or the us comment about it beyond through our partnerships are seen by people ar

how hain is in washington for us this saturday paddy donald trump says a lot of stuff not all of it true not all of it backed by fact or actions but i guess what we see in a situation like this is the knock on effect the effect that it has on the other countries involved. exactly and i think with the washington post has been keeping track of this and we're well over 20000 outright lies from the u.s. president donald trump he just in that in talking in that oval office he talked about how there's been fighting between today and in israel and that he talked about egypt blowing up the dam and it is serious let's not forget when a u.s. president says something like that people across the globe take notice of that could be seen as giving egypt permission to go ahead and strike militarily that said it seems that egypt would be unlikely to do that because let's put it in a broader context i think every foreign leader across the globe is waiting to see what happens in the u.s. election which is what 10 days away now. and then it's not just the president even let say trump called up egypt an

that the headquarters the calls are still coming in ever cyclists $4.00 to $5.00 deliveries paddy with many people forced to stay at home during lockdown service is filling a huge gap in the township the secret to success he says is looking for services people meet and he encourages young south africans to do the same. go for it sure and stick it out you know you have changes but you'll see it being true in the end and that's what i love about business and in oakland county jail young people you know to to do this. next school is to expand his feet and a few services he hopes to soon collaborate with local clinics to deliver medicine to patients of course for this young entrepreneur only disguise is the limit. and here's a look at some other developments in the coronavirus pandemic the world health organization has led to rising case numbers in the northern hemisphere to a failure to quarantined people exposed to the virus it's called for more consistency in enforcing self isolation measures ireland is reactivating its highest level of her struction from wednesday on words people will

they met him i feel sad locked in the room i want to look around outside go to work plant rice in the paddy fields please open the door please open the door. let's get more from professor hunt's falls he teaches at the university of sydney and is an authority on mental health in indonesia welcome professor polls now when it comes to shackling in indonesia is it by and large the only choice most poor families have as a means of dealing with mental health issues or are there other reasons as well. that's a good question only choice of course a bit of a flexible conception one major problem in the many author countries in southeast asia and actually elsewhere in the world is to lech off of a tip it's availability of mental health services and it's often also a problem that that can be quite far away to praying someone to a community health center or a mental hospital especially in rural and remote areas in eastern indonesia it can be quite a distance away some of us more than a day travelling and that obviously is a problem many poor people do not know that the link with mental illness only no

the winter it is here in kashmir and people are harvesting you know the upper crop at the same time paddy kong and they are now preparing for the win 10 you know when the 6 months it's very tough for them and you know most of the time because of this snowfall late you know cut away from the country cut off from the country so that is what they are preparing and very cool and calm the everybody's busy in their harvest and their business because they have suffered huge who's not says in the past you know it's almost the air now everything is open because because initially it was you know locked on imposed by the indian government here in kashmir and now then corona so it's very normal life right now here right so from what you're describing it would appear. the problems of the people who are freezing because of the double locked on the dimension the security lockdown in the coronado is locked on are a thing of the past and things are completely back to normal now. i would say apparently back to normal because people are doing their daily activities routinely and very peace peacefully very c

they met him i feel sad locked in the room i want to look around outside go to work plant rice in the paddy fields please open the door please open the door let's get more from professor hans falls he teaches at the university of sydney and is an authority on mental health in indonesia i welcome professor polls now when it comes to shackling in indonesia is it by and large the only choice most poor families have as a means of dealing with mental health issues or are there other reasons as well. that's a good question only choice of course a bit of a flexible conception one major problem in the many alter countries in southeast asia and actually elsewhere in the world is to elect off available availability of mental health services and it's often also a problem that that can be quite far away to praying some want to a community health center or a mental hospital especially in rural and remote area s. in eastern indonesia it can be quite a distance away some of us more than a day traveling and that obviously is a problem many poor people do not know that at the link with mental illness only n

french state will put enough money and people into said she huge challenge after the death of samuel paddy the french government shut down a mosque accused of inciting the killing it's also proposed changes to the law. the defense council has already decided to add 2 new provisions to the draft law against extremism firstly to reinforce protection for public servants by penalizing those who exert pressure on them or those who put pressure on public institutions their words or actions as happened in the case of samuel petty and the school principal secondly the possibility of sanctioning those who post personal information online that endangers someone's life as they did in the teacher's case . with the issue of integration firmly in the spotlight the interior minister weighed in on the ethnic foods in french shops and his comments did not go down very well. as the story. radicalization and how it happens is now once again headline news in front now while most questions are focusing on the impact of social media poverty and foreign influence the country's interior minister has come up with

which is very much about enhancing the paddies states leave is all over all over the economy but as well as ensuring that the economy has the environment including a stable political environment to florida so ideology. elite politics as well as economic development issues in she's here they are intimated linked and i think i just want to go a little bit back to end these point about the dog the dog and the tail and it is often that we see china as international or in taishan is and behavior as something that it does externally when they largely in fact stem from if you look at the p.r. i for example who already made in china 2025 i mean days all have important international ramifications but in fact they come from a tribe as internally so i think it's time that we look very carefully at what's happening inside of china andy to jim paying to try to explain this whole notion about how to move forward through his own. philosophy which is do or circulation who wants to now build a robot domestic ecosystem while at the same time boosting investment. to have more cash in the near future would

history teacher after he showed caricature of the prophet muhammad to his class on october 16th samuel paddy was beheaded by a terrorist the mosque leader earlier apologized for posting the clip but denounced the shutdown order. everybody knows that i am a so-called moderate muslim that i call for tolerance open mindedness i've got the impression that they just need to throw someone under the bus or the mosque will be closed for 6 months starting wednesday it's leaders have been given 48 hours to appeal the decision in court members of the congregation believe that they should not be punished for the teachers murder. oh. man we have a very kind of mom who speaks to us erratic and french and doesn't tell people what to do she never gathered us together to tell us to do anything bad. parsers for george i don't know if i tell people you should go and buy weapons and then they go and buy weapons and kill someone i'm not responsible for that. i'm not happy about the mosques closure i mean guess what happened to the teacher i condemn it i do not agree with those who committed the crime but for the

of its young men into the sands and islands, the fields of europe, soft and the jungles and rice paddy's of asia. we know only too well, that water comes not when the forces of freedom are strong it is when they are weak. that tyrants are tempted. we simply cannot learn these lessons to a hard way again, without risking our destruction. >>! ! reagan! reagan! reagan! >> of all the objectives we seek, first and foremost, is the establishment of lasting world peace. we must always stand ready to negotiate in good faith. ready to pursue any reasonable avenue that aims for the last intentions and furthering the process of peace. but let our friends and those who may wish us ill, take note. the united states has an obligation to its citizens and the people of the world, never to let those who would destroy freedom dictate the future course of life, on this planet. >> i would regard, i would regard my election is proof that we have renew our resolve to preserve world peace and freedom. but this nation, will once again, be strong enough to do that. now, this evening, this evening marks the last

they met him i feel sad locked in the room i want to look around outside go to work plant rice in the paddy fields please open the door please open the door. let's get more from professor hans falls he teaches of the university of sydney and is an authority on mental health in indonesia i welcome professor polls now when it comes to shackling in indonesia is it by and large the only choice most poor families have as a means of dealing with mental health issues or are there other reasons as well. that's a good question only choice of course a bit of a flexible conception one major problem in the many other countries in southeast asia and actually elsewhere in the world is to lack off of a tip it's availability of mental health services and it's often also a problem that that can be quite far away to praying someone to a community health center or a mental hospital especially in rural and remote areas in eastern indonesia it can be quite a distance away some just more than a day travelling and that obviously is a problem many poor people do not know that the link with mental illness day only

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i love paddy whelan's response. if we could all take covid in the alley and give it a left hook.would all try. we would all do that. people have to take this seriously. david beg naud, thank you again. >>> the wave of new cases in europe is forcing france and germany to go back into lockdown. france's president said last night the new spike would be harder and deadlier than the first. germany's chancellor said this morning that the country's hospitals could be overwhelmed in a few weeks. elizabeth palmer has more. >> reporter: enjoying the last few hours of freedom with friends, parisians watched their president deliver the bad news. emmanuel macron told the country a new lockdown had to be a brutal break on rocketing covid infections. as of midnight tonight, bars, restaurants and nonessential businesses will close until december. though schools and factories will stay open. but police will check that anyone out on the street has a good reason to leave home. planes have been flying severely ill patients to hospitals in other parts of france that can take them. and more than half

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more than any awards, like, i remember being in a village, way late at night, walk us through the paddies and there was a huge standoff because the government, which happened to be a left gunfight government, was trying to take over the land, give it to a huge chemical plant and there was firing -- i could hear the firing in the distance, and i was just walking around along. this man just appeared in the shadows and said, you know, i just want to thank you for understanding what we're doing. they think the other side thinks we have weapons. we don't have weapons. we just use sticks and silhouette and pretend we have happens but we don't have anything but we're fighting and very few people at that point everybody in the tv studios was turning gandhian and denounce violence when it's easy for them. expecting everybody to lie town and die while the land is taken; which is why i was so happy to read your piece. i thought, goodness, how much you would have had to talk about if you had come here and walked with the comrades in the forests of central india. >> that's a really appreciate -- there

at headquarters the calls are still coming in every cyclists $4.00 to $5.00 deliveries paddy but manyple are forced to stay at home during lockdown service as fill in the huge gap in the township the secret to success he says is looking for services people meet and he encourages young south africans to do the same. no and stick it out you know we'll have challenges but you'll see more and and that's what i love about business and uncut and putting jelly on people you know 20. pollings next cool is to expand his fleet in behavior he says his says he hopes to soon collaborate with local clinics to deliver medicine to patients homes for this young entrepreneur only disguised as the limit. and that's it for now be sure to check out our other stories on dot com forward slash africa we're also on facebook and on twitter that today will leave you with pictures off the mains voting in sunday's polls out despite the divisions at least the election possible peacefully. gets upset for spectacular pictures. instead of passion for nature. it's their complete devotion. that. while most photographer

paddies own new family was a major factor in respect to ending his career just days after becoming aworld champion at 2016. but he did stay in touch with the sport as a t.v. commentator and through his investments and formulate. a whole new championship featuring all electric cars. motor sports purpose needs to be there for doing good because you have such an incredible reach as a sport so let's use that reach to drive change learn to drive positive change there's an opportunity to. bring checks inaugural events in 2019 was held together with the formula he raced at berlin's old temple hope airport this year the power play host to the festival and its all around message of a sustainable future and this time a number of companies were in town to present their environmentally friendly where's among them germany's main railway operator for the most back has starred in a number of bands in recent years as branded bass or thank. all of their sustainability initiatives for example to tell the story that all their long distance trains are totally c o 2 neutral and yes they put me next to ig

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medicine this year's is a trio of berber ologists harvey alter michael houghton and charles and rice paddy all at the institute in stockholm award of them the prestigious prize for their discovery of the hepatitis c. virus. the medicine prize carries tickler significance this year with the coronavirus and democrat alike me importance of medical research for society youth and economies around the world. let's get more with 5 correspondent eric williams who is here with us in the studio so tell us more about the winners and whether you were surprised with this choice well to be honest i'm almost always surprised i mean i've been doing this for a lot of years and there are always predictions everyone always has predictions and most of the time i think i've gotten it right twice in the last 15 years and that's that's 50 different prizes it isn't a surprise in the sense that this is a dangerous and deadly pathogen and the steps that these scientists took him were very important to helping us get on top of that pathogen they were very fundamental and very basic so in that sense also against the